Cathkin High School Blog

2008-02-20T07:36:00.003Z

Just letting all our readers and fans know that we have just set up our blog on wordpress...
We've done this to get round the restriction on blogger imposed by some schools and LA establishments, as wordpress does not appear to be filtered....yet.
We will continue to maintain our blogger sites as well, but check out the 'press' on..

http://www.cathkinhigh.wordpress.com/

See y'all there

Cathkin Blog and Podcast group

2008-01-10T13:28:00.001Z

Happy new year!
The blog and podcast group is back and better than ever..or so we say

So lets get started! Our newest debate for all you bloggers out there is on Child Labour!
No matter where you are in the world child labour exists and we can't ignore it. We tend to shun it out but it's all around us. Places like Primark, Ann summers and GAP many other clothing retailers employ children in countries such as China and Africa to manufacture our clothes. The reason it is ignored is because of our greed for cheap clothing.
So now it's your turn! Tell us then!
What do you think about this? in your opinion is this wrong or right?
How can we solve it? Should we even care?

2007-11-10T22:04:00.000Z

The blog's been a little quiet of late. This has been due in no small part to the disgraceful restrictions on free-speech which have led to sites such as blogger.com being blocked in schools across South Lanarkshire. Not only is this short-sighted and frankly stupid, but flies in the face of everything a 'curriculum for excellence' is supposed to stand for. Our blog has stimulated sometimes heated debate, brought the school into the wider community through our interactions with the world of politics and our highlighting of environmental issues, and introduced web 2.0 to a whole new generation through our work with primary pupils and our sister blog 7ups2cathkin.

At last sense may have prevailed and we will once again have access to our blogs in school and will be able to continue with our efforts both curricular and social. And not a moment too soon. Our school is a pilot school for the Scottish Schools digital network (GLOW). Lets hope the short-sightedness of the powers that be which have for many weeks blocked access to this blog does not manage to apply its cack-handed approach to this important ICT development.

Watch out for a fresh look and more controversial topics which are coming soon to the Cathkin High site.

2007-08-30T12:35:00.000Z

Hey!
It's us, the blog group back for another year of blogging.
[Suprising ?]
Things are gonna be pretty busy this year with many new projects being set up;
We will be podcasting with our new headteacher Mrs McNair with whom we'll be discussing uniform, trackie bottoms, the new school and hogwarts..?
You'll just have to wait till it comes out to find out what i'm talking about xD

Also coming up soon..
Ever wondered what your teachers call "music" Well we soon hope to bring Cathkin island discs. Asking teachers if they were stranded on a desert island which tracks would they take ?
Our beloved biology teacher Mr Jones and his taste in music we'll be putting him the hotseat and finding out the secrets behind his favourite songs.

Oh and if that's not enough there's also disscussions about a all day pod-a-thon like last years blog-a-thon but we're taking it up a level and want to get everyone of you involved!!
Interested and wanna join up then come and join us every thursday lunchtime at the open learning unit (library) or see Ms Richards can't wait to see you there!!

2007-06-21T12:28:00.001Z

hey this is Robbie and Lee (i.e. Ken +Custard) saying ciao for another while and we'll see you after the holidays! Thanks everyone for your great contributions and helping the blog group with our sites and everything else. Also thanks to the rest of the blog group for helping out and doing everything with us.
Biggest cheers of all though goes to Ms. Richards for making all of this possible!

2007-06-21T12:16:00.001Z

Well that's a wrap. As the school year comes to an end the blog and podcast group at Cathkin high would like to say thanks for your support and all your comments. We hope to see you all next year. We'll be back next year with a fresh new look and issues such as the death penalty can't wait!!

Hey, well it's been a speedy year again.
Time really flies when your having fun, eh ? [Sarcasim could be detected]
But in all serrious-ness I'm sure I speak for the whole group when we say thanks for all your support through the year.
From the highs and lows.
Stay bad & keep it fresh.

x

Bye all hope you had fun blogging as much as I did
we have all had a great time here learning *cough*
any way bye

Its Been A Great Year This Year WIth All My Friends And I've Finally Found My Place, Hopefully Next Year Will Be Just As Fun And Fool And Crazy Stunts And Wacky Stuff From Me And All My Friends ^_^
I So Enjoyed School -COUGH "No" COUGH-

Hey all you weird people :)
Thank you sooo much for all your support over the past year. We couldn't have got this site up and running without you.
I hope next year will be just as fun/weird =]
See you all next year!

Ha this year was fun hope next year will be better and we're always looking for new recruits!!
Enjoy the holidays but be prepared for hardcore blogging next year

xxx

Lots of love Cathkin Blog and Podcast Group

2007-02-24T17:50:00.000Z

BLOGGER SENT TO PRISON FOR INSULTING ISLAM AND THE EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT...

An Egyptian student, Abdul Kareem Nabil has been sent to prison for commenting on his blogsite. He received a sentence of 4 years.

This is worrying for all users of blogsites such as this one as it threatens the principle of free speech and instant communication made possible by the new media.

The Egyptian government has an appalling record on human rights, regularly jailing political opponents and others for reasons such as their sexuality. Torture and violence are regularly used by the authorities. Abdul was heard to scream following a loud slapping noise from the police van taking him away to prison.

The Egyptian government sends its teachers to Scotland for training. Some of them are in School now. It would be interesting to hear what they think of their government. Do you think that Strathclyde University and Cathkin High school should continue to accept money from such a government ?

Post your comments and register your support for Abdul Nabil, a fellow student and Blogger here, or mail your messages to bloggroup@cathkin.s-lanark.sch.uk and we will post them for you....

Let the Government of Egypt know your feelings.....e-mail your protests to them on..

info@egyptianconsulate.co.uk

Check out the Amnesty International website on http://www.news.amnesty.org/

2007-01-31T08:35:00.000Z

Cathkin High School is about to get greener ! The school is getting ready to join the ECO SCHOOLS programme...

What kind of things do you think we should be looking at in school ? Does the amount of paper we waste concern you ? what about all the litter, and the drinks cans that are kicking about ? should we, no YOU be doing more to make our school environment a better place, and should we be doing more to stop the wasteful use of the EARTH's resources ?

Post your comments or contact us to get involved in the ECO-SCHOOL committee...

Save it-recycle it- or lose it....

You know it makes sense..

2007-01-18T13:27:00.000Z

The Idiot's Guide To Using, Posting And Commenting On A Blog;
When Your On The Home Page, You Scroll To The Bottom Of The Selected blog You Want To Comment On, And Click The 'Comment' Button. There Is A Section Which Says; 'Leave Your Comment' At The Top Right Hand Side Of Your Screen And There Is A Box Where You Can Type In Your Comment And Post It. It May Say, 'Login And Publish' In That Case, Just Click That And It Will Publish Your Post, If You Want To Check How Your Post Looks Just Press The 'Preview' Button And It Will Let You See Your Post, And What It Would Look Like, If You Wish To Make Any Corrections Just Click ' Edit Comment ' If You Do Not Wish To Make Any Corrections Just Click 'Publish This Comment'
Note : A Comment Can Not Be Edited After It Has Been Published, So Watch Your Spelling.

Creating An Account ;
To Create An Account On Blogger, Look At The Top Of The Page And Click ; 'Blog This!'After Clicking That You Should See; A Popped Up Window Saying 'Please Sign In Before Proceeding'
When You Open Up The Page To The Full Size Of The Screen There Is A Part Which Says;'If You Are Not A Blogger User, Please Sign Up Here'You Click That And You Will See A Page And Near The Top Of The Page There Is A Blue Number 1 Sign. All You Need To Do Is Fill In The First Page With Your Details, Once You Have Done That Click 'Continue' And You Have Successfully Made A Blogger Account Once You have Done That, If You Do Not Wish To Make A Blogger Page Just Close The Page And Go Onto The Website That You Want To Blog On And Sign In And Away You Go.

2006-12-14T13:21:00.000Z

Class 1B3 at Cathkin High School have entered a competition where the class have agreed to remain "smoke free" for 5 months during this school year and they could win a prize. Here are some of their views about smoking:
"If they get rid of 10 packs of cigarettes then smokers will just smoke more. The smoking ban was a good idea because it's better for non smokers health."
" Put out more smoking bans in Scotland and raise prices for tobacco, cigarettes and cigars plus raise the age limit to buy cigarettes."
"Don't smoke it takes 5 minutes off your life every time you smoke."
" For smoking I think the legal age of smoking should be raised as well as the price."
" I think we should blog about cigarettes. I think the age should go up."
"Smoking should be banned altogether or the age should be raised at which you can buy them."
"The smoking age limit should be 21 years and over and the price of cigarettes should go up."
"Don't smoke, it harms your lungs and kills you quicker."

2006-11-30T19:17:00.000Z

Today (December 1st) is WORLD AIDS DAY.
Today we remember those who have died and celebrate their lives ( who could forget the late great Freddie Mercury) We remember those who are battling the disease and who are HIV positive.
And we remember those who will die because the rich western-owned drug companies refuse to make their medicines available at an affordable price to the developing world.... medicines that could save millions of lives. Young people are the future of any nation. The young people of Africa are dying at the rate of 25 million each year
Wear your red ribbon with pride, reflect on its meaning, and remember those who are not alive to wear theirs today.

Red ribbon history

Who created the red ribbon?
The red ribbon has been an international symbol of AIDS awareness since 1991. The Red Ribbon Project was created by the New York based organisation Visual AIDS, which brought together artists to create a symbol of support for the growing number of people living with HIV in the US.

What does it symbolise?

The red ribbon is worn as a sign of support for people living with HIV. Wearing a red ribbon is a simple and powerful way to challenge the stigma and prejudice surrounding HIV and AIDS that prevents us from tackling the global epidemic.

Who owns the red ribbon?

The red ribbon is the result of collaboration between community artists who wanted to create a non-copyrighted image that could be used as an awareness-raising tool by people across the world.

When did the red ribbon go international?

The first international celebrity to wear a red ribbon was Jeremy Irons at the 1991 Tony Awards. The symbol came to Europe on a mass scale on Easter Monday in 1992, when more than 100,000 red ribbons were distributed during the Freddie Mercury AIDS Awareness Tribute Concert at Wembley stadium. More than 1 billion people in more than 70 countries worldwide watched the show on television. Throughout the nineties many celebrites wore red ribbons, encouraged by Princess Diana’s high profile support for AIDS.

http://www.worldaidsday.org .... cut through the lies and myths and get the facts and figures.

2006-11-30T13:33:00.000Z

"It's great to see this, and the Blogs on the issue of climate change. I believe climate change is, quite simply, the biggest threat facing our planet.

The case for urgent action is overwhelming. We are all in this together, and we must al do our bit. Tackling climate change is a shared responsibility. With government giving a lead, individuals, communities and businesses have an important part to play.

I believe a consensus is emerging amongst all these groups in favor of decisive and robust action. That is exactly what we need."

David Cameron
Leader of the Conservative Party

2006-11-23T11:59:00.000Z

Hi all you bloggers at Cathkin High!

I enjoyed reading all the blogs on the very important topic of climate change. What a good response you've had and I hope you will take it further. 'Eco-blogger' hit the nail on the head. We hear fine words from others about their commitment to climate change but words are not enough, we need action. Emissions from vehicles, aviation and energy use are still increasing and scientists say we have 5-10 years to make the serious changes needed.

I first raised the issue of how we could build Green Schools with South Lanarkshire Council in March 2005. I even brought an expert in sustainable buildings to meet council officers. But still the councillors voted for 17 new secondary schools, including Cathkin, to be powered by last century's technology, oil and gas boilers, rather than renewable energy. Even North Lanarkshire has installed biomass boilers (using wood - a renewable resource) in two of their secondary schools. Not having renewable energy built in right from the start is a lost opportunity for the planet we all rely on and for young people to learn about energy right where it matters - in your school.

There are lots of ways we can all make a difference. Could Cathkin High consider becoming an EcoSchool http://www.eco-schools.org.uk/ ? But we also need faster, stronger action from our leaders. Maybe the Cathkin High School bloggers could invite your MSP's or councillors to a debate and you can put your questions to them directly?

Well done and best of luck with your blogspot.

Kirsten Robb
South Lanarkshire branch of the Scottish Green Party
www.slangreens.org.uk

2006-11-17T07:54:00.000Z

From Ian Murray
Policy and Strategy Manager
Community Resources
South Lanarkshire Council

I would like to congratulate you on your web site and ‘Bloggathon’ event.

Climate change is undoubtedly the biggest issue affecting humanity in the 21st century and there is no doubt that people’s this has been caused by human activity and in particular the burning of fossil fuels on which the industrial revolution of the past and our lifestyles today depend. There are new pressures too: the earth’s rapidly increasing population has result in ever greater demand on the planet’s natural resources leading to the burning of rainforests and loss of soils and further release of greenhouse gases. There are also fears that the rate of global warming will increase due to the release of even more greenhouse gases due to the unfreezing of arctic permafrost and the gradual heating of the oceans.

It is now clear that the earth will experience an average temperature rise of at least 2 degrees over the next 50 years. This does not sound much but the effects will be significant. Sea levels will rise leading to greater flooding of coastal areas where most of the earth’s population lives, vast populations may have to move in some parts of the world where there is already too much pressure on land and other resources. Some regions of the world will become too hot and dry to grow crops, again leading to population displacement, famine and creating the kind of competition for scarce resources which in the past have led to wars.

Our lifestyles in the developed world are largely the reason for climate change. We are consuming more than ever before. In doing so we are using more resources and burning more fossil fuels. Our current lifestyles are unsustainable. Our lifestyles also have a global impact for example greenhouse gas emissions in China are rapidly increasing because of our demand for cheaper manufactured goods. Economic development is needed to improve the quality of life of many of the world’s poorer countries, but the implications for climate change are serious. There is a very real question about how the world will manage to reduce global emissions in an equitable way – try a search on ‘contraction and convergence’ and you will see what I mean.

Can young people have an influence on solutions to these problems? Very definitely yes!! Here are just a few ideas:

· Get to know more about the issue - the more knowledge and information you have, the more likely it is that you will be able to influence key decision makers.
· Don’t be afraid to express your opinion – some people can’t accept the reality of climate change, but you are entitled to your view regardless of your age.
· Learn the skills you will need for tomorrow – some of the solutions to climate change will involve new technology so we will need engineers, plumbers, electricians, and scientists of every kind. There will be real jobs out there to help us all adapt to new lifestyles. We will also need people who can think creatively, plan, negotiate, use the media etc.Try to live more sustainably – the choice of stuff you buy makes a big difference to the impact you make on climate change and by doing you can influence others – loads of web sites on this (for example check out http://www.wwflearning.org.uk/wwflearning-home/). Use cars less and walk or cycle and use public transport where you can. Buy products with less packaging, reuse and recycle all you can. Switch off electrical equipment you are not using and don’t keep TV sets on standby etc.

Good luck with the blogspot...

2006-11-16T17:23:00.000Z

Congrats. to the new Cathkin High School Blog group.What are we to make in the future in Technical? S1 pupils in the past have designed and manufacture ice scrapers..... where is the ice? where is the snow? It's supposed to be Winter!!!It looks like we will need to make an Ark soon!!We are now using wood from sustainable resources, water based paints and varnishes, old pupil projects to make new ones etc.There are lots of energy and resource saving to be made in the school. How about some ideas???

Mr Clowes PT-Technical Education

2006-11-16T14:11:00.000Z

Well done everyone at Cathkin blog group for choosing such an important topic for the blog-a-thon!

I am the sustainable Development officer at South Lanakshire Council and i think it is critically important for young people to make their voices heard on this issue. This blog-a-thon is a great way of doing this! All descision makers have to realise that the choices we make today will determin the extent of the problems of tommorrow, the ones which this curent generation of young people will have to deal with in years to come. Young people have the biggest stake in this issue, so they must ensure their voices are heard.

There are also lots of important things that all of us can do to lessen the future impact of climate change by making descisions about the way we live our lives today. We can try to walk, cycle and use public transport more instead of going in the car, for example on the way to school or work, or we can make sure we switch off lights ad appliances when we aren't using them. In this way we all have important descisions to make each day that will impact on the extent of climate change we will experience when we are older.

I hope together we can make a difference.

Lorna Jarvie
Sustainable development officer
South Lanarkshire Council

2006-11-16T14:05:00.000Z

As you correctly state, climate change is one of the most important issues facing the world today. It is not just the responsibility of governments throughout the world to help the enviroment (although they obviously have a key role to play). Individuals can make a difference, and I am very pleased that the young people involved in this scheme are showing how seriously they are taking this issue through your work for National Enterprise Week.

Good luck for the rest of the day!

Janis Hughes MSP
Member of the Scottish Parliament for the Glasgow Rutherglen constituency

2006-11-16T13:01:00.000Z

Congratulations on launching your site and running your group.

Best wishes for a successful launch,

First Minister Jack McConnell MSP

2006-11-16T12:27:00.000Z

Would like to congratulate everyone in the blog/podcast group with their fantastic work on this site, you're doing really well to raise the issues that really matter to you . Keep it up!

Miss Smith
Science

2006-11-16T12:15:00.000Z

Congratulations to the Cathkin High School Blogathon Team, your project set up to celebrate National Enterprise Week. You have been very enterprising in your approach to the issue of global warming and how to offer young people the opportunity to be involved and empowered. You have taken the initiative and taken the debate to a wide audience. You have shown that young people are responsible, can make a difference and can be successful at anything they put their minds to. Well done and good luck with the roll-out of your project!
Fiona Downey, Enterprise Development Officer, South Lanarkshire Council

2006-11-16T12:03:00.000Z

Should young people be given more responsibility??

please comment

2006-11-16T11:44:00.000Z

dancin' flea said...
I think if people would just stop thinking about lining their pockets with wads of cash, then we could think of a better solution and replacemnt (e.g. solar panels, wind farms, HEP stations etc) for Scotland.I think the young people could heavily influence this descision if we worked together!

2006-11-16T11:27:00.000Z

Creating An Account ;

To Create An Account On Blogger, Look At The Top Of The Page And Click ; 'Blog This!'
After Clicking That You Should See; A Popped Up Window Saying
'Please Sign In Before Proceeding'
When You Open Up The Page To The Full Size Of The Screen There Is A Part Which Says;
'If You Are Not A Blogger User, Please Sign Up Here'
You Click That And You Will See A Page And Near The Top Of The Page There Is A Blue Number 1 Sign. All You Need To Do Is Fill In The First Page With Your Details, Once You Have Done That Click 'Continue' And You Have Successfully Made A Blogger Account
Once You have Done That, If You Do Not Wish To Make A Blogger Page Just Close The Page And Go Onto The Website That You Want To Blog On And Sign In And Away You Go.

2006-11-16T11:09:00.000Z

Congratulations on the climate change blog-a-thon!

Here's a quick contruibution sent from a speeding train heading back to Edinburgh:

Climate change has been described as the biggest threat humankind fces in the 21'st century. Tackling it is a massive challenge , and all too often it can feel just too big for any of us as inividuals to do anything about it. The truth though, is that we can each make a big difference. Every time we leave the TV on standby or forget to turn the lights off we add yet more greenhouse gas to the atmosphere and so turn the global thermostat up another tiny notch. By saving energy at home and at school or work, avoiding travelling by car an plane wherever possible, and following the "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" rule we can keep huge amounts of greenhouse gases from being released - as much as 1000 tonnes in a single lifetime. Today's young people face a possible future of dangerous climate changes because of the fossil fuels burnt by their parents and grandparents. They can deservedly be angry with us, but they can also help decide just how bad things get.

Best wishes,
Dr Dave S. Raey
School of geoscience - University of Edinburgh

2006-11-16T10:49:00.000Z

Global warming is such a huge problem that individuals may adopt the attitude that there is very little an individual can do to affect the problem. Also, it's a bit like the car driver who believes that there are too many cars on the road but everyone else should go by bus! How do we convince people that the individual can make a difference and, yes, it is up to each individual to take responsibility for change. I wish I knew the answer! I'd retire on the proceeds!! Seriously, I think that no one initiative will cure the problem. More a combination of many minor changes in the way we live our lives. Educating young people is the key to long term reduction and believe it or not, I think we do this well. Unfortunately, it will not happen tomorrow.

Think this initiative is a really great idea. Good luck to everyone involved.

Jerry Taylor
Depute Head Teacher

2006-11-16T10:37:00.000Z

Hi I'm John Cassidy the Head of Cathkin Learning Community. I am very interested in exploring ways in which neighbourhoods and wider communities, for example Rutherglen and Cambuslang can involve children and young people in ensuring that their communities get better and better and that the well-being of everyone in the community increases. How can communities show that their young people are valued and make a real contribution to the life and times of their communities?. I would very much like to hear from young people on this topic. Thanks.

2006-11-16T10:28:00.000Z

Indeed I believe that young people are crucial in influencing today's enviromental problems.

I would like you to consider a system of 'Carbon Cards' (or DTQ's - Domestic tradable quotas) - a scheme designed to reduce emissions from all forms of energy use.

In such a scheme, everyone would have an emissions quota, meaning they would have a specified amount of untis of 'energy' to use per year.

Citizens would be issued with a 'carbon card', which would be swiped every time you buy petrol, diesel, coal, gas or elcetricty or every time you book a rail or plane ticket. Over half of adults are below-average emitters, and therefore would be able to sell their leftover units, so the scheme would be popular with the majority of the public for this reason.

Young people could become, quite literally, enviromental-stakeholders. They could get behind this idea and encourage adults to get involved. This could certainly represent a step in the right direction to solving the potentially huge impact of climate change in the near future

From Struan Stevenson, MEP for Scotland (Conservative).

2006-11-16T10:16:00.000Z

'Whilst Decisions On Ways To Combat Such Things As A Global Warming Today are Taken By Politicians On The National And International Stage, I believe It Is Vital That Our Younger People Are Able To Take A Clear View On These Issues. I Also believe That Passage Of time As They Develop As Adults, But With Some Immediate Effect.
South Lanarkshire Council Is Committed To Making A Contribution To Addressing The Issue Of Global Warming. The Council Is A Member Of The Carbon Trust And Recently Agreed The Scottish Climate Change Declaration. This Is A New Agenda For Us Although Several Aspects Are Already In Place: Our Recycling Efforts Show A Substantial Improvement And Our Procurement Policy Is Focused On Energy, Efficiency, And Sustainable Goods. Our Efforts With Our Public Sector Partners Will Show Increased Focus On Sustainability, And This Is Gradually Pervading All Of Our Activities.
On Behalf Of The Council, I Wish You Every Success In Your Efforts To Raise Awareness And Achieve A Consensus From Your Students'

From Archibald Strang, Chief Executive Of South Lanarkshire Council...

2006-11-16T10:15:00.000Z

Many pupils at Cathkin High School take their responsibility for the environment very seriously. They take advantage of the opportunities in school to learn about and fully understand the issues surrounding man's impact on the environment. They develop a range of high level skills including skills of evaluation and communication. They use this knowledge and these skills to inform their own behaviour as it impacts on the environment, realising that small changes in our behaviour like recycling and conserving energy have a large collective impact. These young people have a very important role to play in influencing both their peers and the wider community to make environmental issues a top priority. They have made an excellent start with this blogathon - I'm very proud of them.
Marion Arthur (Head Teacher)

2006-11-16T10:12:00.000Z

On climate change, either we get real on this or we risk diaster. But the agenda is narrower than that as well. Scotland could lead the world in clean green renewable technology, but we need to get it together. Do I think young people can influence things? Yes, clearly. In my experience younger Scots are considerably more switched on and open to new ideas (and doing something about them) than older ones.

Step one, for me, is to fight to see energy policy come back to the Scottish parliament in Edinburgh, as I believe we in Scotland will make better decisions than allowing London to make them for us.

From Alyn Smith, SNP MEP for Scotland

2006-11-16T10:11:00.000Z

More people everyday are becoming obese, and over-weight people should be getting more active and stop taking the car everwhere and buses... but people should be doing things like cycling and walking or jogging so I just think people should be trying to get fitter rather than getting where they are going quicker.

Gary

2006-11-16T10:06:00.000Z

When we play football, it rains it gets water logged the pitches. We get all mucky and I wish we could have shelters over the pitches so that we could play for longer and not get as dirty it is rubbish that we have to get wet and mucky.

Alistair

2006-11-09T13:38:00.000Z

Debate Topic: The way we live is causing a massive increase in climate change, leading to increased global warming. Can young people really have an influence on solutions now to what will become their problem tomorrow?

Please tell us what you think.

2006-11-07T13:38:00.000Z

This site is going live with an all-day blogathon next thursday 16th Nov. between 9:30am and 3:30pm.

If you want to come along and make your blog in person e-mail us at:
bloggroup@cathkin.s-lanark.sch.uk

Students at Cathkin High School will receive a lesson pass-out with a time to blog.

Parents should e-mail us and we will reply with your invite.

The big question we will be blogging on is all about climate change, global warming and how young people can act now to save the planet.
We look forward to reading all your contributions!

2006-10-26T12:55:00.000Z

This blog goes live on thursday 16th November, Keep watching!